Trash Boat have cancelled their forthcoming UK and European tour dates, which have been set to happen in early 2025.
With the exhibits set to rejoice the discharge of their 2024 album ‘Heaven Can Wait’, the band have issued an announcement on the cancellation.
They shared:
“We’re devastated to need to announce that our upcoming UK and EU tour is being cancelled. This determination was not made flippantly, as we labored arduous to try to make these exhibits occur. Nonetheless, after cautious consideration, we realised we might not be capable of ship a present that meets the requirements you deserve and that we maintain ourselves to.
“We might be taking a break however will return.
“Thanks in your ongoing love and help, it means a lot to us.”
Refunds can be found from the purpose of buy.
Earlier this yr, we spoke to frontman Tobi Duncan as a part of Rock Sound’s ‘The Album Story’ characteristic.
Discussing the band’s newest file and evaluating it to their earlier years, he informed us:
“Once we have been writing our early stuff, we have been in our late teenagers and early twenties.
“There was plenty of angst and anxiousness about whether or not this band we have been placing a lot into would work alongside issues occurring in our private lives that have been good and dangerous and nice gas for lyrics.
“These first albums have been reflections of our conditions, which have been worse than they at the moment are. We nonetheless have troubles and unfavorable ideas now, all issues that may gas music.
“However I couldn’t be a real artist and creator if I used to be simply drawing on previous experiences that I’ve already written about which might be turning into much less and fewer related to my present standing.”
